Butter my butt and call me a biscuit (and other Colorful Expressions).â. 1  Marni February 25, 2011 at 10:40 am #. For some reason all that comes to mind are breast references: Flat: Two fried eggs on a surfboard. 2  Joe February 25, 2011 at 11:55 am #. This post made me laugh out loud or cackle like a hen perhaps.
Many people have speculated that there are rooms or chambers under the Sphinx in Egypt, more specifically somewhere under the front paws. On our recent trip in April 2014 with the Khemit School we had the Sphinx enclosure area to ourselves, as in group of about 14, and this arrangement was made by the Khemit School at quite a high cost.
Khafre's funerary complex. The Sphinx is only part of a set of structures built to serve the cult of the dead king and the sun god, Re, consisting of a pyramid, Pyramid Temple, causeway, Sphinx, Sphinx Temple, and Valley Temple. The Sphinx may have been intended to associate the king with the sun god. The ancient Egyptian general term for sphinx, shesep ankh Atum, means âliving image of Atum,â Atum being both the creator god and the setting sun. The Sphinx looks onto a temple built directly east of the statue. The alignment of the Sphinx Temple probably indicates sun worship (see sidebar). We can show that the three lower Khafre structures (Sphinx, Sphinx Temple, and Valley Temple) fit within the same archaeological sequence.